Written By Myron A, – TSMMA Rego Park Student “If I don’t practice one day, I know it; two days, the critics know it; three days, the public knows it.” – Jascha Heifetz One of the best feelings in martial arts training is the mastery of a technique. The ability to perform a strike, a
By: Joshu Billings – TSMMA Princeton As you get older that energetic feeling you had in your youth starts to go away. After living with this energy for years and beginning to lose it, you want it back. People with high energy levels get more done, have more fun, and enjoy themselves more. There are
2/09/13 – Atlanta Congratulations to Caitlin “Meat Hook” Kelley on winning First Place at Naga Atlanta in the Following Divisions: Girls GI Expert 61 to 71 lbs 8 & 9 year olds Girls NO-GI Expert 61 to 71 lbs 8 & 9 year old
For years its been boggling me how many people living in NYC when asked if self defense is important, respond with ” no, not really.” How could this be? “Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs identifies security as priority number 2, right after food, shelter and water.” Is self defense important in life? What I figured
By: Sensei Garzillo – TSMMA Abington So many people find themselves setting the same new years goals every single year. You may accomplish a few, like re-organizing your garage, or re-doing your garden, but what about the one that keeps sitting on the back burner each year. The most important one, the one that has
Team Tiger Schulmann Member Uriah Hall takes on Aung La Nsang at Ring of Combat 35 in April 2011. Before scoring the Knockout heard around the world on the Ultimate Fighter Season 17, Uriah was honing his skills at the regional MMA promotion, Ring of Combat.
